AITA for telling my sister in law our finances are not her business

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[DeeBraynt]

SiL jumped out of her lane in order to emotionally hurt her brother and got verbally smacked back into it. The family wants OP to apologize because they don't want to hear her whining about being put in her place for the rest of their lives.

[linconnue]

Like you said that's not her business, she tried to be petty so did you. She fucked around and found the hell out. Nta

[harryboyes]

Nta. You're right, it's none of her business. She's not talking to you? Sounds like a win to me.

[jesschen]

Did the parents not try to stop SIL from embarrassing her own brother, smells like double standards right there. I imagine this aint the first time shes done this, and parents arent doing anything to stop it.

[shortangel]

Never apologise to "keep the peace" you arent a doormat

[IAmTheSarcasmQueen]

Is this SIL for real? She literally insulted you & now the family has the guts to want you to apologize?
What, just.what🤦.

[justaboringvegetarian]

"If you need money let me know."
DO NOT EVER SAY THAT. It opens the door for them to put their hand out. They always ask for an unreasonable amount and then pull the "But you offered/promised!!" card. Never offer money you are not prepared to lose. Loans don't work with family 9 times out of 10.

[CrazyCeafanlife]

0P is not The A but that sister-in-law is she was just trying to belittle the husband and embarrass them and that it’s really none of her business and that she shouldn’t be saying anything in those family members should stick by Op and not get mad at her
👇🏻 people who agree with me

[rachelstaub]

I seriously hate when people say to just apologise to “keep the peace”

[jjnix]

Keeping peace with narcissist is overrated

[SunnyBurnsAll]

Apologise for what? When you are being nosy that's how you get put in your place. It's been done to me and I deserved it. SiL should call OP and apologise.

[jimmiedmc]

Ya thats a gift for a boyfriend not a friend

[monikadann]

Tell them all you will tell them about your finances if you can know all of theirs I believe all of them will keep out of your financial business a

[TheMalcore]

Id apologize: Im sorry I had to correct your reprehensible behavior.

[anthonyschutz]

Oof. It sounds like a pretty innocuous question... then OP responded very rudely? Leaning towards yta